On Wed, Jan 27, 2016 at 12:08:51AM +0000, Ken Moffat wrote: > I recall trying gtk+-3 with ff-32.0 and finding the combination > unusable (my notes are in the wiki). When 43.0 came out I noted > that gtk+-3 is now supposed to be working, but I didn't have time or > a spare box to try that (my test machine was temporarily out of > use). Now that 44.0 is here and my test machine is again usable > (bigger drive), I've given it a go. > > For safety I copied ~/.mozilla to ~/.mozilla-gtk2 in case I needed > to go back, but it is working fine. This is with ffmpeg-2.7.5, > grepping for ffmpeg in the .so libs shows media.ffmpeg.enabled > and libavcodec-ffmpeg.so.56. The only addition to my build is > > echo 'ac_add_options --enable-default-toolkit=cairo-gtk3' >>mozconfig > > (I start with most of the book's .mozconfig in the usual way, but > then from time to time I conditionally add changes such as this). > Update: on a _partial_ system (gstreamer with only the base plugins, the ogg-vorbis-theora stuff, and libvpx), youtube is working ok on the random videos I have tried with ff-44 - some "latest" stuff from the front page, but also random stuff, mostly from the last couple of years but one uploaded in 2009. So, I now question whether ffmpeg and the main gstreamer plugins (good, bad, ugly, libav) are still needed to play youtube.
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